Mohammed bin Salman calls Khashoggi murder a 'heinous crime'
Reports emerged about a Saudi hit squad killing and dismembering the journalist - allegedly on the orders of the crown prince . Turkish President Tayipp Erdogan is shedding light on his government's probe into the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi .

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The United Kingdom Foreign Office described it as "a awful act" and said the people behind the killing "must be held to account". Turkish sources say the authorities have an audio recording purportedly documenting Khashoggi's murder inside the consulate.

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He and his wife were charged with hatching a carjacking plot that led to the October 2017 death of 23-year-old Chenwei Guo. Brian Wahlin said that authorities chased Rowland to his location, where they found that he had broken into a church.

A sharp sell-off in Chinese and other global markets set the stage for the turbulent day on Wall Street.

THE QUOTE: "You've seen more discouraging (company) commentary this quarter than you have the last two", said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager with Globalt Investments.

The S&P 500 fell 48 points, or 1.8 per cent, to 2,706.

The Nasdaq Composite Index tumbled 4.4 percent Wednesday, the most in more than seven years, erasing nearly $33 billion from the fortunes of technology's 61 richest people, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Technology and health care companies also took heavy losses Tuesday.

"The fear is palpable in stock markets at the moment", Greg McKenna, a markets strategist at McKenna Macro, wrote in a note Thursday. The Dow lost 125.98 points, or 0.5 percent, to 25,191.43.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is 6.83 percent down from its all-time closing high and the Nasdaq 9 percent.

The expectation the Fed will continue to raise interest rates also has buffeted stocks this month, alongside anxiety over the fallout from the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi and an ongoing budget dispute between Italy and Brussels.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 300 points in early trading, pulled down by big drops in Caterpillar and 3M.

That reignited worries over the impact of rising borrowing costs, wages and tariffs on corporate profits and caused S&P industrial stocks to slide 2.24 percent.

United Parcel Service slid 5.5 percent to $107.93 after the shipping company reported weak worldwide revenue, while the strong dollar and high fuel prices also hurt its results.

The falls on Wall Street came after official figures showed United States home sales fell to their slowest pace in almost two years, and a Federal Reserve report indicated that companies across America were concerned about the impact of tariffs and widespread labour shortages.